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Huge congratulations to Brasenose alumnus David Szalay (English, 1992) who has won the Booker Prize 2025 with his novel Flesh.

Over the summer, two Brasenose biology students spent time on Skomer Island in West Wales doing Fieldwork. Here’s their student blog on their summer.

We are delighted to announce that the Brasenose Organ restoration has been shortlisted for the Oxford Preservation Trust Awards.

Giving Day is coming on 13 and 14 November, which means getting the chance to celebrate what it means to be a part of Brasenose.

Former Brasenose student Marcia Hutchinson has published her first novel, The Mercy Step.

Brasenose College is delighted to announce the creation of the Grigas Award

The Brasenose community is proud to offer its congratulations to alumnus Professor Richard Robson (Chemistry, 1955) on being awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for 2025, along with Susumu Kitagawa and Omar Yaghi “for the development of metal-organic frameworks”.

Image: ©Johan Jarnestad/The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences

The Luna Memorial Travel Fund has been established in loving memory of Luna

On the first day of August we said goodbye to nearly a 100 graduating students

This year’s John Ackrill Memorial Lecture will be delivered by Hendrik Lorenz, Professor of Philosophy at Princeton University, on ‘Aristotle on Despotic Rule – and the Question of Racism’

At Brasenose College we pride ourselves in not only being a happy place but also welcoming a diverse set of new undergraduate students from across the UK and beyond every year

The 2025 Brasenose Telethon is here! If you see an 01865 number calling, it’s probably us!